
Trump warns US may unwind major trade deals if Supreme Court rejects tariffs
President Trump warns the US may unwind major trade deals if the Supreme Court rejects his tariffs, a move that could stoke inflation and shake global markets.
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President Trump warns the US may unwind major trade deals if the Supreme Court rejects his tariffs, a move that could stoke inflation and shake global markets.
Two major economies have taken opposite approaches: the Chinese mainland’s tariff cuts for African exports vs. U.S. trade controls on low-income partners. What does this mean for global growth and poverty reduction?
As the U.S. tariff pause expires, countries from Canada to India weigh compromise or resistance in the face of strong-arm tactics shaping the global trade game.
Japan’s refusal to bow to U.S. tariff demands marks a new chapter, challenging a longstanding ‘plastic friendship’ and reshaping global economic ties.
Economists and pundits call on the U.S. to roll back tariffs on China as Geneva and London talks point to a new phase of trade de-escalation.
South Korea’s President Lee Jae-myung, in his first 30 days, says reaching a U.S. trade deal by July 8 is uncertain amid complex tariff talks.
Canada scrapped its digital services tax to boost trade talks with the U.S. Prime Minister Mark Carney and President Donald Trump aim to seal a deal by July 21, 2025.
The first meeting of the Chinese mainland–U.S. economic and trade consultation mechanism resumed in London after lunch Tuesday, marking the start of a fresh bilateral dialogue.
April saw the U.S. trade deficit narrow 55.5% to $61.6B as imports plunged 16.3%, hinting at a boost to GDP amid easing tariff front-loading.
A U.S. trade court ruled Trump-era tariffs unlawful under IEEPA, stirring uncertainty for businesses and future global trade negotiations.